Below are links to ongoing news stories from last week's revelation about the unreported five million gallons of sewage that spilled into San Francisco Bay. It's great to see all the attention this terrible crime is receiving, but it raises an interesting question. If EPA estimates that 860 billions gallons of sewage spills into America's waters every year - that's 172,000 times the amount of sewage that spilled in the two Bay incidents - where is the coverage, outrage and calls for reform around the national problem?

- Editorial in Marin Independent Journal

- KCBS AM 740 and The Argus in Fremont, CA reports that an independent investigation is being launched into the Marin County spills.

- The San Mateo Daily Journal and the San Francisco Chronicle are covering Baykeeper's Lawsuit against the City of Burlingame for it's rampant sewage spills and the illegal use of a pipeline to a sensitive marsh area.

- The San Mateo County Times is reporting on the terrible impact the sewage spill is having on shore birds.

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